He then broke up with Belle by the time Scrooge started his obsession with finances.

After seeing all this, Scrooge decides enough is enough and extinguishes the ghost with his own extinguisher. However, Scrooge is then shot up into the sky, toward the moon, and falls about 50,000 feet toward the ground.

A Christmas Carol (2009)

The Ghost of Christmas Past was designed to look like a candle to symbolize the light that people shine on their past, in order to know themselves better. In this version, the ghost has a light Irish accent. He is voiced by Jim Carrey, who also voices Scrooge, The Ghost of Christmas Present, and The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come. Of all the many film adaptations of A Christmas Carol, this seems to be one of the few versions that portrays The Ghost of Christmas Past very much in the way that Charles Dickens wrote about it.

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Ghost of Christmas Past on the poster of A Christmas Carol as a candle.